From New Discoveries Comes New Hope - A special publication
Time changes related to daylight saving time cause sleep disruptions and can contribute to a myriad of serious health problems.
The Forensic Research Unit (FRU) of the Institute of Mental Health Research (IMHR) is fully integrated with the Integrated Forensic Program (IFP) of the Royal Ottawa Health Care Group.
In order to reduce risks related to COVID-19, some programs/activities have switched from in-person to virtual services, some have been modified, and some have been temporarily suspended. Our focus is on limiting group gather
What are hospital-acquired infections?
Hospital-acquired infections are infections that patients contract during hospital stays. C. difficile is one of the most common hospital-acquired infections.
For more than a century, The Royal has been dedicated to caring for families and people. That has made us who we are today. It’s not the years that count, it’s the lives made better that matter most to us.
The Royal’s new recovery apartment opened in June and has already had clients from The Royal’s Integrated Schizophrenia Recovery Program successfully pass through on their road to recovery.
On May 11, 2021, the Royal Ottawa Foundation hosted an exclusive virtual event for our Women for Mental Health (W4MH), with special guests Mrs.
The Royal is one of Canada’s foremost mental health care, teaching and research hospitals.
The Royal places a high value on the privacy, confidentiality and security of each patient’s personal health information.
This week is National Nursing Week. It is an opportunity to reflect on the impact nurses have every day, not only here at The Royal, but across the globe. This year’s theme is #WeAnswerTheCall, which reflects the pivotal role of nurses in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A new kitchen in The Royal’s Youth Inpatient Unit is a little taste of home and a chance to learn life and recovery skills for young people living with mental illness.
Change is happening at The Royal — change that is transforming the way that mental health care is delivered.
In December 2020, The Royal announced its new organizational strategy: Access, Hope and New Possibilities. President and CEO, Joanne Bezzubetz, referred to it as the beginning of a five-year conversation, one that reinforces collaboration with clients and families and guarantees them a seat at the table.
As the world grappled with the magnitude of the COVID-19 pandemic, The Royal’s Community Mental Health Program (CMHP) faced a difficult decision. How do we stay connected to our clients while the world shuts down?
In late 2020, The Royal launched its 2020-2025 strategy aimed at Co-creating access, hope and new possibilities by integrating lived expertise and experience into all facets of care, education and research.
OTTAWA, March 25, 2019 - The Royal Ottawa Health Care Group (The Royal) has selected Patrick D. Smith, PhD as CEO for the Centre of Excellence on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Related Mental Health Conditions. As its first CEO, Dr.
Stress hits us all, and our mental health has a lot to do with how well we deal with it.
Why mood disorders research matters.
While mood disorders like depression or bipolar disorder are treatable conditions, many individuals do not respond to conventional prescription medications or talk therapies.
Joanne Bezzubetz PhD was appointed president and CEO of The Royal in August, 2018.
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